Small Window AC vs Roof Top Air
When ordering a new Popup TC (Bundutec), you get a choice of either a rear mounted, small window unit or a roof AC. Whats the pros and cons of each?? Or which make more sense in a popup?? The windo...
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jimh425 wrote:Bumpyroad wrote:
keep in mind that the OP is deciding which to order on a new unit. not cobble up something from Home Depot. I assume in the new unit the AC is on a side wall probably under a counter, and only sticks out an inch or two, just enough to drain/exhaust.
bumpy
Believe it or not, window units are standard for some TCs and trailers. I’m not sure what cobble you are talking about.
all of the factory installations of "window" type of ACs that I have seen have been mounted thru the wall and nicely enclosed under a table, cabinet top, etc. and certainly not installed in a window.
by cobble I mean taking a standard household AC and sticking it out a window of the RV. and IMHO it is insane to have to mount/un mount a window unit every time you go to move the RV. I certainly have no problem/issue with the "window" type of ACs that I have seen factory installed, other than as I have said when I was looking at Casitas, the wall mounted ACs shortened the hanging clothes closet.
bumpy
